Forgiving A Cheater

JLS

Member
Attack as in scream and holler - in a very loud and threatening way. He's never laid a hand on me - although he's broken things around the house.

I was going to suggest slowlying working it out until the "attack" word was used and now that u've cleared that up from above - No Man or Woman, should act like child and throw and break things.. I lived with my father who did that crap but he was physically abusive towards my mother and his children to some degree.. its only a matter of time before the slapping starts.. I hate to say it - but i'd leave.. Hes the one who cheated, he should realize he needs to prove to you - you can trust him and prove himself worthy of you again and hes not doing that if hes acting like that..
 

vraiblonde

Board Mommy
PREMO Member
Patron
thup, thup, thup, thup, thup thup, thup, thup...

Wrong. Are you trying to tell me that if any of the girls had an abusive husband, we wouldn't do what we could to get him out of there? And if he were abusing our daughter in a house that WE owned, even though they were renting it, we wouldn't throw him out bodily?
 

shygirlmd

New Member
Obviously you are not an MPD. I'll fill you in on the details another time. Or you can search old threads. I love my husband and it's worth trying to save your marriage. Especially if you have kids. THEY deserve for you to try your best to save your marriage.

Don't really want to know the details. I agree that you should try to save the relationship but violence is a deal-breaker in my opinion (verbal or otherwise). I am glad that things worked out for you and your husband.
 

Vince

......
Wrong. Are you trying to tell me that if any of the girls had an abusive husband, we wouldn't do what we could to get him out of there? And if he were abusing our daughter in a house that WE owned, even though they were renting it, we wouldn't throw him out bodily?
If it were my daughter? I would probably do a little more than throw him out.
 

MDTerps

Back in the saddle
Not true,

In some cases

Obviously you are not an MPD. I'll fill you in on the details another time. Or you can search old threads. I love my husband and it's worth trying to save your marriage. Especially if you have kids. THEY deserve for you to try your best to save your marriage.

I loved my ex-husband too. But sometimes it's better to get OUT for the children! Not everyone has the same situation as you. If you trust your husband that he isn't cheating any more, then good for you. But some people, once a cheater always a cheater. I took my ex back more times then I care to actually add up. Why? B/c we have a child and I felt the child deserved the best from me and for me to forgive and forget. Well I did several times only to be crapped on over and over and treated like trash.
By leaving I have given my son something better of me. Showing him that no one deserves to be treated the way I was. Now he gets to see a real relationship where two people love, trust, respect and enjoy being with each other.

I'm guessing there is more to this situation then she is telling. Sounds like this isn't the first time.
 

Larry Gude

Strung Out
Keep...

Wrong. Are you trying to tell me that if any of the girls had an abusive husband, we wouldn't do what we could to get him out of there? And if he were abusing our daughter in a house that WE owned, even though they were renting it, we wouldn't throw him out bodily?

...up here. She has no dad. It's just mom.

But I agree, if Kyle starts beating her husband too bad, I will get him out of there and get him some self defense classes. And if Alex makes hers feel too much like and idiot all the time, I will march right over there and take him out for a beer or 10 and feel his pain for awhile. And if Emily and her beau get along to well and are too pleasant and agreeable all the time I will go over and start some trouble. For their own good.

Halfangel seems know what she has on her hands and I think she sees it's time for her to step up to her business. Maybe her mom got the message through?

:love:
 

rack'm

Jaded
deep down you never really forgive him anyway, it always stays with you ........

and since she's already looking for things, the end is already here, she's just looking for someone to talk her out of what she already knows. :coffee:
 

KWAK

New Member
Yes, of course, there's more than I'm telling! I can say that I've hidden a lot of things from a lot of people. . . . My husband is a recovering alcoholic/addict. He's been clean for about 2.5 years now. That's when things turned sour - although you'd expect the opposite, right?? He put me through the ringer for about 8 years - sneaking out of the house for crack, and taking my ATM card to withdraw the rent money with him. Kinda see why mom no likes him? But I would always hide it from her, claiming that I had had an unexpected expense come up. I did not do drugs with him - and a heavy night for me is 2 wine coolers! But still, I loved him. This was my husband, I picked him and vowed to stay for better or worse.

Obviously, the things I saw THIS MORNING hurt me bad - bad enough to come on to here, a place where people don't really know me and 'noobs' are generally slammed and ask for opinions.

I am at the end of my rope with the situation. He acts like he is the only 'victim' because he was thrown out - and I'm devastated that, for once in my life, I can't make everybody happy. Even if it is at my own expense. . . .
 

Larry Gude

Strung Out
Eight Years????

Yes, of course, there's more than I'm telling! I can say that I've hidden a lot of things from a lot of people. . . . My husband is a recovering alcoholic/addict. He's been clean for about 2.5 years now. That's when things turned sour - although you'd expect the opposite, right?? He put me through the ringer for about 8 years - sneaking out of the house for crack, and taking my ATM card to withdraw the rent money with him. Kinda see why mom no likes him? But I would always hide it from her, claiming that I had had an unexpected expense come up. I did not do drugs with him - and a heavy night for me is 2 wine coolers! But still, I loved him. This was my husband, I picked him and vowed to stay for better or worse.

Obviously, the things I saw THIS MORNING hurt me bad - bad enough to come on to here, a place where people don't really know me and 'noobs' are generally slammed and ask for opinions.

I am at the end of my rope with the situation. He acts like he is the only 'victim' because he was thrown out - and I'm devastated that, for once in my life, I can't make everybody happy. Even if it is at my own expense. . . .


...where are you? Me and Vrail are coming down to beat your azz, young lady. Just remember, it's gonna hurt you more than us.

Then we'll hug you and have a little talk about how we do.
 

shygirlmd

New Member
Yes, of course, there's more than I'm telling! I can say that I've hidden a lot of things from a lot of people. . . . My husband is a recovering alcoholic/addict. He's been clean for about 2.5 years now. That's when things turned sour - although you'd expect the opposite, right?? He put me through the ringer for about 8 years - sneaking out of the house for crack, and taking my ATM card to withdraw the rent money with him. Kinda see why mom no likes him? But I would always hide it from her, claiming that I had had an unexpected expense come up. I did not do drugs with him - and a heavy night for me is 2 wine coolers! But still, I loved him. This was my husband, I picked him and vowed to stay for better or worse.

Obviously, the things I saw THIS MORNING hurt me bad - bad enough to come on to here, a place where people don't really know me and 'noobs' are generally slammed and ask for opinions.

I am at the end of my rope with the situation. He acts like he is the only 'victim' because he was thrown out - and I'm devastated that, for once in my life, I can't make everybody happy. Even if it is at my own expense. . . .

You are a people pleaser just like me. You need to please yourself first, take care of your little girl and let him find his own path. You can't save everyone, only yourself. Good luck with whatever you do. You and your little girl will be in my thoughts and prayers.
 

jetmonkey

New Member
Let me set the stage for this one. . . You and your husband/wife have been married for 6 years, when suddenly you aren't living under the same roof - not because anyone chose to leave, but because the 'landlord' wouldn't allow one of you to stay. During this time, you continue to see each other every day - spend holidays together - celebrate your wedding anniversary - say "I Love You's" - bedroom action stays the same. . . . all while you're trying to save money to move your family elsewhere.

Some months later. . . your partner tells you that he's begun seeing someone and has been sleeping with them. Days later they tell you that they ended that relationship - they miss you - they messed up so bad - whatever.

Being stupid, you take them back - bound and determined to not fail at your marriage. A while later you secretly move them back in - and one morning you find condoms in their wallet (when the two of you don't use them, and the other person admitted to not using them to the confession piece of @ss) and see a phone number in their cell phone. The phone call lasted for 35 seconds only.

Because I'm obviously stupid to keep taking this person back, would you assume they're still cheeating? Or would you think that because they moved back in, it's all over with? Assuming, it is all over - could you forgive a cheater?

How would you handle this, knowing that the other person will 'attack' you if you so much as mention this?
you stupid
 

Roughidle

New Member
Dump his azz before ya get the gonasyphaherpalaids an yer daughter ends up being raised by her grandparents....now was that so hard?
 
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